Sending An Init Packet To A Remote Shelf; Table B-7 Statistics Displayed In An Open Session On The Remote Shelf - Lucent Technologies Stinger MRT 19 Getting Started Manual

Hosted Operation of Cascaded Stinger MRT units
Hosted MRT system management
SLAVE3/8>> topol -s
Statistics of Shelf: 3
Discarded packets
Discovery restart
Number of Req Sent
Number of Ack Rcvd
Number of Nack Rcvd
Number of PassThruReq
Number of PassThruRep
Number of Init Rcvd
Number of Reset Rcvd
Table B-7 shows details displayed by this command:
Table B-7. Statistics displayed in an open session on the remote shelf
Output field
Discarded packets
Discovery restart
Number of Req Sent
Number of Ack Rcvd
Number of Nack Rcvd
Number of PassThruReq
Number of PassThruRep
Number of Init Rcvd
Number of Reset Rcvd

Sending an init packet to a remote shelf

Usually, the host sends an init packet to a remote shelf only if its administrative
state is UP and its operational state is DOWN. To restart autodiscovery between
the host and a remote shelf without resetting the shelf, use the topology -r
command and specify the shelf's ID. For example:
HOST> topol -r 2
B-26
: 0
: 0
: 126
: 0
: 0
: 0
: 0
: 0
: 0
Description of value
Packet discarded due to header errors.
Number of times Auto Discovery has been restarted.
Number of Auto Discovery Request sent.
Number of Acks received from the host.
Number of Nacks received from the host.
Number of pass through request forwarded.
Number of pass through replies forwarded.
Number of Inits received from the host.
Number of Resets received from the host.
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